Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bathroom. Show all posts

March 21, 2013

2013 Goal #1- Accomplished!

Everything that needed to be hung on the walls upstairs is up!!

Bathroom:

 95% done in here...

Close-up they remind me of the pattern blocks from Tom & Molly's house...love those!!



Dining Room:

Added and rearranged a few things.  Fixed the broken glass in the black and red print from Grandmother.  Printed a few of J's crazy hiking photos and moved the Jermaine Rodger's/Deftones bunnies.


Maybe next time I'll use a real camera instead of my Iphone? ;)


Great Lakes print and my Menominee/Lake Michigan lighthouse photo are a good match!

Living Room:
After a quick project to fix a decision that has been bugging me for years...

 I can love this print of Howard Olson's again!  Reminds me so much of WI fall/winter skies.

I also really like it with my new lamp and shade!  Still sure the blue couch is still moving downstairs though...

 I think the watercolors are my current favorite art in the whole house.  Love opening the door to this view!

 Kitchen:
Love the cookbook shelf.  Hate to have cluttered counters!

 Close up-  Thanks Haley! I got J the CO version to match the WI print.



May 24, 2011

Good bye Orange! Hello Blue!

The Orange wasn't too hard to cover.

Oooh, blue!

Looks good with the tile and NEW trim (thanks Larry & Dad)!

Finally...somewhere to hang things up!
Still working on the trim.

I'm even excited to have a toilet paper hanger...it's the little things ;)

 

May 20, 2011

Our Bathroom Does NOT Look Like This!



Almost no one looks good in orange... not the best choice for the ONLY bathroom!

February 28, 2010

Update: Bathroom

The mirror is up!
Can you see some things that need to be done?
(Trim around the shower)

(caulk around door frame)

cats hiding in the built in...

October 22, 2009

Bathroom Updates: Shower Tile

It might seem like we have been working on this for way, way to long (Haley) but we actually are making some progress. H1N1 got us down last week, but we've managed to get back on track this week. In the future, I might reconsider a project like this without fitting in a few days off to get the bulk of the work done.  Just so you remember where we started:




SEE, WE'VE REALLY MADE SOME PROGRESS... REALLY...




Here's the first wall: Saturday



We had to take a mental break and go scream at the Pikes Peak Derby Dames. It was super fun and exciting even if we didn't understand exactly how it works. I think I could get excited about watching competitive paint drying and asked our friend Benny (who has a personal connection to the team) if he was embarrassed that he brought me because I was the only one yelling (a lot) in our group. We are definitely going back!


Sunday progress-- saving the hard cuts for Monday because our neighbors hate us enough already!


Monday-- still waiting for the hardest part.


Any suggestions on what to do with this window?? We meant to keep it b/c it brings more light into the bathroom even though it has become an inside window after an additon was added to the back of the house (many years ago).  I want to just load it up with outdoor, water resistant paint and then etch the glass a little for privacy.  I am sure that there are other options of what should be done by other residents!  Hopefully, we can reach a mutual decision with out too much debate :)  Yes, drinking the champagne of beers while tiling helps to expidite the process!



The next step will be painting.  Jon picked out the bathroom color-- the second from the top.  I'm hoping it's not too dark, but we will have lots of shiny white trim and white built in.  It's not the color that I probably would have picked, but I like it and I'm saving my battles for the colors I'm determined to have in other rooms. 

September 10, 2009

Bye Bye bathroom wall





















Demo-ing is a great stress release. 
After imagining what it could be, thinking and rethinking, measuring and fantacising about what to do to the bathroom, we have taken the first step.  Thanks to our trusty RealTOR, title guru, barley and hops, we finally were convinced that this is OUR house and put a few hammer like objects through the doomed wall.